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by nick3981 on 15 January 2016 - 20:01
I have been having some trouble getting my dogs registrations, so I called the AKC and gave them the information on the owner of the kennel and the supposed parents of my dogs. The sire Zeus de Eldorado and the dam Dutchess von Johnson are not even registered with the AKC. I know that I should have done my research but I really didn't have any knowledge of buying purebred dogs, anyways I intend of taking them to court over the issue does anyone have any experience in dealing with this situation? After letting the owner of Von Wyzal Kennels that I know that he is a liar, he told me that he does not wish to deal with me any longer and refuses to fulfill his contract.

by Cutaway on 15 January 2016 - 20:01
by nick3981 on 15 January 2016 - 20:01

by DenWolf on 15 January 2016 - 21:01
Here is the pedigree of your dog (sibling?)
There are a lot of holes in it regarding health testing, registration..
Wyzal brokers a LOT of dogs that they didn't breed, although its possible this litter was bred by them.
Decide what you feel is a fair amount for your dog (without papers) and research how to proceed with a small claims court suit.
Oftentimes, you can reach an agreement with the seller, especially if you have a good contract to present in court.
Misrepresentation is when they agree in writing to provide regsitration papers, and then fail to do so.
Be clear you wish to keep your pup..
http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/dog.html?id=2438262-darla-von-johnson
by nick3981 on 15 January 2016 - 22:01
by hntrjmpr434 on 15 January 2016 - 22:01
Is it worth taking to court for $200 to $300?
Not meaning to question your intelligence, but are you 110% that those are the right names for the parents? I have seen a lot of people on here that can't find info and they have the names wrong.
Good luck!
by nick3981 on 15 January 2016 - 23:01

by DenWolf on 15 January 2016 - 23:01
Nick, that is a very fair and realistic value. I'd agree with you 100%, a "nice and sweet family pet" with no papers/proof of pedigree is worth about $300 in most places in this country.
Start with that.
I have seen pretty steep prices on Wyzal dogs, like >2K...
You HAVE to put a value on the dog, if you don't a judge will.
In small claims, you have to prove that he/they/whoever sold you the dog AGREED to provide you with something that you paid for and did not receive.
Weigh the cost/is it worth it/principle of the matter with your time and cost to follow through with a small claims case.
What paperwork did you receive with the pup?
Is anything signed? Do you have a written contract?
How did you pay, do you have a receipt for your payment?
Do you have any emails/texts/phone message recordings that show what was agreed by Wyzal??
Even if you have NONE of the above, you might still attempt to show that your price paid was excessive for a pet/unpapered puppy.
The more organized you are, the better your chance of prevailing.
If you paid in excess of $500 for that pup, and live close enough to where you bought it, then YES, I think it is worth your time and the small amount of money you would have to invest to take the case to small claims.
There is no way to tell for certain that the pedigree I posted is for sure your pup's, but since Wyzal entered it and several others in the line, its a good bet it is. Something somewhere went wrong, and somebody lied to somebody, and you paid the price.
I am sorry for you, and wish you luck in resolving the issue... it is good to know your pup stays with you regardless of outcome.

by susie on 15 January 2016 - 23:01
by nick3981 on 16 January 2016 - 01:01
The pedigree that you posted is in fact my dogs as well, his littermates were 5 black and tan females and him a sable male.
@SUSIE, Good idea contacting von Johnson kennels but as a quick look at their page and it didn't show any of the dogs but it never hurts to ask.
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